The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-10

limitations, or are altered or repeale
; by the legislature.
SEC. 3. An fines, penalties and for
fei ,ures accruing to the Territory o
Utah, or to tie people OF the Unite,
States in the Territory OF Utah, .snal
inure to thi 5 State, and all deDts, ia
bilitieS and obligations OF sald Ierrl
tory, shall be valid against the State
and enforced as may be provided bl
law.
SEC. 4. All recognizances heretofore
taken, or which may be taken before
| the change from aTerritorial to d State
government, shall remain valid, and
shall pass to and be prosecuted IN the
name OF the State; and all bonds exc
cuted to the Governor of the Territory,
| or to anv other officer or court, ia his
| or their official capacity, or to the
people of the United states in the
| Territory of Utah, shall pass to the
| Governor or other officer or court, and
his or their successors in office, for
the uses therein respectively eX-
pressed, and may be sued on and re
coveTy had accordingly; and all reVe-
nue., property-real, personal or mixed,
and ali judgments, bonds, specialties,
chooses in action, claims and debts, OF
whatsoever description, and all records
and public archives Of the Territory of
Utah, shall issue and vest in the State
OF Utah, and may be sued for ard re
covered in the same manner and to the
same extent by the State of Utah as the
same could have been by the Territory
of Utah. All criminal prosecutions
and penal actions which may have
arisen, or which may arise before
the change from Territorial
to a State government, and
which shall then be pending,
shall be prosecuted to judgment and
execution in the name of the State.
All OffenseS committed against the
laws Of the Territory of Utah before
he change from Territorial to al
State government, and which shall not
be prosecuted before such cnange, may
be prosecuted IN the name and by the
authority of the State of Utah, with
like effect as though such change had
not taken place; and all penalties in
Cured shall remain the same as if this
Constitution had lot been adopted.
All actions at law and suits in equity,
and other legal proceedings which may
be pending in any of the courts of the
Territory of Utah at the time of the
change from a Territorial to a State
government, may be continued and
to and determined by any
court of the state ha wing Jurisdiction;
and all books, papers and records re-
lating to the same shall be transferred
in like manner to such court.
SEC. D. For the purpose of taking the
vote of the electors of this Territory
for the ratification or rejection of this
the Registration Officers
appointed by the Utah Commission in
he several counties are hereby each
to add to the notices which
hey are required by law to post in each
precinct, designating the Offices to be
lied at the general election to be held
De the first Monday in August, 1887, the
further notice, as follows, to wit:
" At the same time and place, the
question of the ratification or rejection
Of the State Constitution adopted by the
Constitutional Convention in Salt
Lake City, July 7th, 1887. will be sub
mitted to the registered voters of the
precinct; those who are in favor of
will write or cause to be
written or printed on the bottom of
heir ballots the words Constitution,
7es,' and those in favor OF rejection,
Constitution, no."
If the registration officers or either
If them shall refuse or neglect to post |
he notice herein provided for, the |
county clerks of the respective cOun- !
les are hereby requested to post a |
notice to the same effect in each pre- |
'inct on the 10th day of July, 1887.
SEC. &. The Judges of Election, or |
lther OF them, appointed by the Utah !
in each precinct to can
ass and count the votes are hereby |
equested, after the polls are closed, |
o canvass and count the ballots cast |
or and against this Constitution and |
make returns of the same forthwith, |
" the most safe and expeditions con- |
,eyance, to Heber NJ, Wells, Salt Lake
lily, the Secretary of this Convention,
marked CONSTITUTION Election Re-
urns." Upon the receipt of said
eturnS, Or within fourteen DAYS
fter the election, if the returns
re not sooner received, it shall
e the duty of the President and
secretary Of this Convention and
he Probate Judge of Salt Lake Coun-
y, or any two OF the persons named
4 this section, to canvass the returns
+ said election in the presence of all
Tho may choose to attend, and i'm
lediatel y publish an abstract of said
eturnS IN one or more of the news
apers published in the Territory of
tab, and forward copy of said alb
tract, duly certified by them, to the
resident OF the United States, the
resident of the Senate, the Speaker
the House of Representative and
lie Delegate in Congress from Utah
errltorE.
SEC. I. Until otherwise provided by
w, the superintendent of senator's
nd representatives shall be as fol-
WS:
Representative Districts.
No. 1.-All of Rich County and Lo-
IN, Hyde Park, Smithfield and Proyi- {
ence precincts, Cache County. {
No. 2.-Balance of Cache County. !
No. 3.-Box Elder County.
No. 4. - Ogden precinct, Weber 8
Ounty.
No. 5.-Balance of Weber County. )
No. 6.-Morgan County, Davis Coun-
and Pleasant Green, Hunter and :
orth Precincts, IN Salt Lake County, t
Id Henneferville precinct, Summit q
Ounty. :
No. !.--Summit County Except Hen i
,terville,. Peoa, Woodland and t
amasl, and Mountain Dell and Sugar )
ouse Ward in Salt Lake County. 5
No. o.-Al of Tooele County; Tintic
ecinct, Juab County; and Bingham 4
eclnct, Salt Lake County. !,
No. First Salt Lake CITY Dra >,